Sasquatch:
Way Off the Beaten Path
CURT BRADFORD returns with his latest book, which continues the story where the prequel, Off the Beaten Path: My Search for Sasquatch and Self, left off. Five years later, the reader dives into a real-life adventure that leads from one side of North America to the other to find evidence of the largest hidden bipedal primate on Earth.
After devastating forest fires destroyed Opal Creek, a pristine old growth forest and sasquatch hotspot, Bradford moves his search from the Cascade Mountain Range of Oregon to the Northern Oregon Coast Range. Find out why this new location may provide the best chance to prove these creatures really do exist. If readers think the first book was off the beaten path, then they are in for a roller coaster ride, as Curt Bradford puts some of the puzzle pieces together to begin to understand what these creatures really are and why they have not yet been officially discovered and presented to scientists
“Curt Bradford’s book is a fascinating journey into the Sasquatch world. Each page gives the reader a deep sense of an undiscovered world and paints a vivid Sasquatch environment. Bradford gives the reader a sense of `being there’. He makes the Sasquatch world come alive. Way Off the Beaten Path is an awesome read!”
Alice B. Nielsen
Author, Information Security Analyst
“I have read both books that Curt Bradford has written about his quest to gather evidence that ‘Big Foots’ really exist, and what has impressed me the most is the amount of detail he provides the reader of the areas in which he has conducted his research… I genuinely appreciate Curt’s sense of humor interjected throughout this writing, and I commend his dedication in pursuit of
Sasquatch.”
Sheryl Colliver Reilly, PhD Biology
Doctoral degree from The George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
“Curt Bradford does a stellar job pursuing his interest in the legend of Bigfoot. His dogged pursuit of exploring the Pacific Northwest in search of this legend is both impressive and inspiring.”
Barney Reiley
Former CEO of the Rappahannock Area YMCA